Hey Schumann,
I think there's some logic that makes this happen.
In the workeffort\entitydef\entitymodel_view.xml we have a Parent defintion:
<relation type="one-nofk" title="Parent"
rel-entity-name="WorkEffort">
<key-map field-name="workEffortParentId"
rel-field-name="workEffortId"/>
</relation>
The code in ModelReader.java takes care of creating the reverse relation
for Child automatically:
// create the new relationship even if one exists so we can show
what we are looking for in the info message
// don't do relationship to the same entity, unless title is
"Parent", then do a "Child" automatically
String title = modelRelation.getTitle();
if
(curModelEntity.getEntityName().equals(relatedEnt.getEntityName()) &&
"Parent".equals(title)) {
title = "Child";
}
Hope that helps,
Jason
On 17/12/2020 06:10, Schumann Ye wrote:
Dear all,
Does anyone have any idea where the Entity ChildWorkEffort comes from ( in what
xml file it is defined ).
This question came across to me when I checked the file ProductionRun.java with
the codes as follows:
productionRunRoutingTasks =
productionRun.getRelated("ChildWorkEffort", .....
Then I search of the definition file with the title equal to "Child" and
rel-entity-name="WorkEffort" but could NOT find any match.
Can anyone help?
Mvh
Schumann
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